Good news Marvel fans as new updates for the Deadpool live-action movie have been revealed.

Now that Fox had sealed the deal with Ryan Reynolds to star as Deadpool, the character he originated in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The movie is directed by Tim Miller; United Nations agency has done sturdy visual effects run through his VFX house Blur Films. Miller has been developing the film for many years, screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick write the script, work with Lauren Shuler Donner and Simon Kinberg as the film's producers.Reynolds have uploaded photos of Deadpool on Twitter, thus clearly this is often going. Production begins in March.

Different forums and critics say that the actor is the only one suitable to play the role. The Green Lantern actor has excellent timing and the physique that fits to play Wade Wilson.

When Reynolds created that entry as Deadpool, conjointly referred to as Wade Wilson, he was a smart-mouthed mercenary with terminal cancer United Nations agency undergoes military experiments in an effort to copy Wolverine's mutant healing issue. He comes away with the power to heal quickly - except for the worth of being indestructible, he's rendered severely scarred. His acerbic perspective remains, though, earning him the nickname "The Merc with a Mouth." Curiously, they quieted him. However, that isn't taking advantage of Reynolds' fast wit. Their square measure opportunities for a wise-cracking indestructible weapon United Nations agency might dispose of a brigade of terrorists simply by processing himself up in their interior.

For Fox, this primes the X-Men pump. The studio recently set Bryan Singer to come as director of X-Men: Apocalypse, which is that the next film, with A Most Violent Year star honour patriarch enjoying that the character. The Deadpool film tentatively set to premier in the red carpet on February 27, 2016.

Reynolds, WME-repped actor, stars with Gemma Arterton and Anna Kendrick in the Voices, he also starred with Katie Holmes and Helen Mirren in Woman In Gold and also in Mississippi Grind with Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden. David Weber acts as his attorney.